Reborn in another world, his soul returns to the late Han Dynasty, where a modern soul inhabits the body of Lu Yan, a young orphan from Liangzhou. Adrift in a turbulent age plagued by the Di and Qiang tribes, he is lucky enough to be rescued by Jia Xu and taken into the Jia clan of Wuwei.
A descendant of Jia Yi, Lu Yan is now under the roof of the Jia clan, a prominent Liangzhou family. Though he wears the body of a child of five or six, his mind is far beyond his time. Facing the Poison Scholar Jia Xu's constant probing and the countless restrictions imposed by noble family customs, he establishes himself with composure and propriety, making plans by seizing the opportunities offered by the turbulent age.
From an orphan dependent on others to Jia Xu's personal disciple, he studies the political landscape, trains local militias, secures the frontier, and pacifies Liangzhou, rising step by step on the strength of the Jia clan. Amid the flames of war in the late Han Dynasty, he relies on strategy and foresight to forge an emperor's path toward supremacy and unifying the realm.
Reborn as a child of the Three Kingdoms, it has a relatively good start and is worth recommending.